Fourth of July is just a few weeks away. If you feel crafty and want an easy wreath project, I have the perfect one. Children will love taking part in this fun idea.
Hockey mom Shannon is one of the most imaginative people I know. She created this clothespin wreath using an ordinary wire wreath, clothespins, paint, and wooden stars. I love the hues she selected along with the distressed look. Just clip the clothespins on. Thank you Shannon!
Here’s a picture of the backside.
My sister’s neighbor, Diane, created Uncle Sam for the Fourth of July. Isn’t he cute? I placed him on my front porch. By the way, he’s situated next to double salmon-colored impatients.
Have a safe and wonderful Fourth!
All great ideas!
Hi Rhonda. Yes, all great ideas and there’s plenty of time to put
these Fourth of July craft items together. Thanks for stopping by.
Mom
Cute ideas
Happy 4th to you
Yes, they are cute ideas. Happy Fourth to you and yours. Pat š
Love the ideas
Hi Shannon, These are great ideas. Happy Fourth! Patsy
Super cute and fun ideas!!!
Becky, I wish I had some extra time, I would try my hand at the wreath.
Thanks for dropping by. MOM
Thank you Patsy for sharing my wreath, it’s very much appreciated! š
Shannon, I love the wreath! The one you created is so attractive.
Thank you for letting me share this super cool idea. Happy Fourth!
Patsy
I love the wreath and the Uncle Sam! Iām going to try to make the wreath with my grandkids this summer. Your impatiens are beautiful too!
Deb, your grandkids will have a ball putting together the adorable
wreath. I think it’s so neat. Thanks for dropping by. Pat š
Another classy idea! In past years I’ve made several craft projects with clothes pins but never thought of anything like this. Keep your imagination and ideas flowing!
This is a clever idea. And it looks quite easy. Thanks for stopping by.
Pat š